
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ADS7828E 12-bit, 8-channel ADC with I2C interface. 50 kSPS, single supply (2.7-5.25V), ideal for remote sensing.
The TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ADS7828E/250 is an 8-channel, 12-bit sampling analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) featuring a serial I²C interface. Designed for single-supply, low-power operation, this data acquisition device is ideal for remote and isolated applications where the ADC must be positioned close to the signal source.
The integrated 8-channel multiplexer allows for the sampling of multiple input signals, while the internal sample-and-hold amplifier and asynchronous clock ensure accurate and reliable conversions. Its micropower consumption, combined with the simple 2-wire I²C interface, minimises system complexity and power draw, making it a perfect choice for battery-powered or energy-conscious designs.
Key Features
As a green product compliant with environmental standards (no Sb/Br), this ADC is suitable for modern, eco-conscious electronic designs. Please note that this is an ESD-sensitive device; proper handling precautions must be observed during installation.
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